2022 Business Excellence Winner: Thomas Taylor of Foxx Life Sciences

Thomas Taylor of Foxx Life Sciences is the 2022 Business Excellence winner in the Manufacturing category for a large company

October 7, 2022

Amanda Andrews,

In 2013, Tom founded Foxx Life Sciences, a bioprocess single-use technology supplier with over 5,000 products and five clean rooms in three manufacturing and distribution facilities in Salem and Londonderry, NH, and Hyderabad, India. Tom holds over 30 patents and dozens of registered trademarks, and previously served as president of Roush Life Sciences and Nypro Medical Products Group, the vice president at Millipore, and director of sales and marketing at Pall Corporation (Gelman Sciences). He serves on the board of the BIA, Medical Products Outsourcing, and was the 2009-11 chairman of Mass Medic, and was on the Advisory Board for Nypro Forbes India, Radius Product Development and NPA.

Categories: Business Excellence Award Recipients

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